what's the difference but the second we had there was the regional committee and there the regional committee, that is, yes, but the second, which is very important, they are at the level of meanings to produce nothing but russophobia and the fight against russia in 25 years. i mean already the baltic class is not able to polish. and they themselves have the deepest crises inside, especially in poland, warsaw hates kaczynski, because this is the current one, he is not heard, the capital and western which are rich regions. who is the kaczynski regime, they rely on the poor regions, which they call poland number two, which was part of, well, the russian empire, yes, it is considered, well, as it were, such as stews and polish. but we mean that we still have european poles in poland, and here is neopil. accidentally, it is based on these eastern ones. the problem is that some of them can come to power for us, nothing for the better. simon is not discussing this. something else is important here. you see, really. if you are a voting card, by the way, cloning vladimirovich published it. this is ge

personally made by khrushchev, according to one version, the former first secretary of the kiev regional committee. this is how pika wanted to reward his supporters in ukraine in the struggle for power. yes, he won, he is already the leader in 54, but far from unambiguous. and ukraine is sorry, a quarter of the votes at the congress. a it means that he needs these votes for a hare; he had no questions to include in ukraine or not to include; he had a question of how to make ukraine his patrimony, that same decree number four of march 9 , 1954, a document that changed history. but in the mid-fifties, hardly anyone thought so. we now understand that the transfer of crimea is a mistake now. but then, in general, it was not the politicians who attached importance to this, nor the citizens, as a matter of fact, because within the framework of a single state, c is the meaning was of no fundamental importance. in the early nineties, internal borders became external at the infamous meeting in bialowieza. more than russia did not fight for crimea from the circle of those informed, there is information that

i remember very well this leningrad regional committee , which until the end did not make any contactsls dug them up , everything was offered, they were offered evolution, i offer my people, how do you give up this red banner from lenin nothing to the last stood and died , like idiots, so really. so i think that and we all have been living without soviet advice for 30 years, but in ukraine, in fact, with everything and this formal decommunization. they left the ussr. absolutely not the capital union is not far away, because the consciousness of that ukrainian, which was formed by the mass ukrainian in the soviet union in the ussr. with the help of ukrainization, all the same methods that were used in the twenties and thirties and then in the sixties were used in the nineties , two thousandths and in 2010 listen, because now it has simply been replaced by that bandera course. it's just impossible to say that ukrainians listen was mazepa was mazepa, what are we going to do or not? they were never ukrainian mazepa well, wait a minute, not for me, samara in the other direction, when we say

martin sho0ep is the regional director of the international committee of the red cross for europe and the worst case scenario would be. the situation that is currently unfolding in mariupol is simply dramatic. what we hearfrom our colleagues who are still in the city is that people are running out of water, running out of food, running out of medicine. and every day they have to scramble to find something to survive on. we remain in constant contact with the parties of the conflict. they really try to help to facilitate an agreement that could bring respite to the city and the situation. what is key to remember that international humanitarian law is very clear, civilians need to be respected by everybody who's part of a conflict. and they need to do everything they can in their power to keep them safe. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... protests and arrests — as hundreds take to the streets in russia to call for an end to the war in ukraine. hundreds are arrested for showing their opposition to the war. this is newsday on the bbc in singapore, our he

martin schuepp is regional director for the international committee of the red cross.ding in mariupol is simply dramatic. what we hearfrom our colleagues who are still in the city is that people are running out of water, running out of food, running out of medicine. and every day they have to scramble to find something to survive on. the longer the situation lasts, the more people's lives we remain in constant contact with the parties of the conflict. they really try to help to facilitate an agreement that could bring rest fight to the city and the situation. what is key to remember that international humanitarian law is very clear, civilians need to be respected by everybody who's part of a conflict. and they need to do everything they can in their power to keep them safe. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... paying the price of protest in russia — hundreds of people are arrested in one day alone for showing their opposition to the war. the numbers of dead and wounded defied belief. today we have closed the book on our heartbreak and t

i asked martin shuepp, regional director of the international committee of the red cross for europe andt case scenario would be. the situation that is currently unfolding in mariupol is simply dramatic. what we hearfrom our colleagues who are still in the city is that people are running out of water, running out of food, running out of medicine. and every day they have to scramble to find something to survive on. the longer the situation less the more people's lives are at critical risk. i understand you put this call out to all sides as a matter of urgency to ensure that people either evacuate or aid is allowed into mariupol. have they responded to you? we remain in constant contact with the parties of the conflict. they really try to help to facilitate an agreement that could bring rest fight to the city and the situation. but it's key to remember that international humanitarian law is very clear, civilians need to be respected by everybody who's part of a conflict. and they need to do everything they can in their power to keep them safe.— everything they can in their power to keep th

on c-span two five at 9 a.m., the house armed services committee looks at national security and military challenges in the indo-pacific region. on c-span 3, a house subcommittee meets at 9:30 a.m. to examine the impact of daylight saving time. you can find everything streaming live at c-span.org, or on our new view -- free video app c-span now. next, president biden is its ava health clinic in fort worth texas. he met with veterans and health-care providers to talk about available care and treatment options. he saw demonstrations of medical equipment used by veterans with spinal cord injuries. afterwards, he spoke about efforts to expand health care benefits to veterans exposed to military environmental hazards. pres. biden: thank you. >> we were -- >> mr. cruz always held to -- is here to demonstrate our technology. pres. biden: let me see. >> good afternoon, mr. president. i am joined by our lead therapist, mr. josh steering, and a veteran john caruso who is wearing the indigo xo skeletal assisted walking device. it is a wearable robotic device to assist those with paralysis in standing and walking. it is fda approved for

on c-span two at 9 a.m., the armed services committee looks at military challenges in the indo pacific region. on c-span three a house subcommittee meets at 9:00 to examine the impact of daylight savings time. will find everything streaming live at c-span.org or on our video app, c-span now. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. it is funded by these television companies and more, including a wow. >> the world is changed. today, reliable internet connection is something no one can live for out. we are there for customers with speed, value, and choice. it all starts with great internet. while. >> wow. they support c-span along with these other television providers, announcer: this morning on washington journal, the latest on the russia-ukraine

on c-span to live at 9:00 a.m., the armed services committee looks at military challenges in the indo pacific region. and on c-span3, a house subcommittee meets at 9:30 am to look at the impact of daylight saving time. you can also find everything streaming live at c-span.org or on our free c-span video app, c-span now. >> president biden announced a ban on russian oil imports in retaliation for the invasion of ukraine. the president made the announcement from the roosevelt room of the white house. his remarks are about 15 minutes. president biden: good morning, folks. sorry to keep you waiting. i was in a couple phone calls. today, i am announcing the united states is targeting the main artery of russia's economy. we're banning all imports of russian oil and gas and energy. that means russian oil will no longer be acceptable at u.s. ports and the american people will deal another powerful blow to putin's war machine. this is a moment that has strong bipartisan support from congress and, i believe in the country. , americans have rallied to support the ukrainian people and made it clear we will not

discuss with scott franklin, a member of the house armed service committee who served in the region asator. ♪♪ when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for $64.99 a month. and ask how to add securityedge™. or, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. fox news alert, turkish official telling the new york times russian president latimer putin may not be ready to talk with ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey businesses! you all deserve something epic! so we're giving every business, our best deals on every iphone - including the iphone 13 pro with 5g. that's the one with the amazing camera? yep! every business deserves it... like one's that re-opened! hi, we have an appointment. and every new busine

national security and military challenges in the indo-pacific region before the house armed services committee. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> go ahead and call the meeting to order. full committee meets today on the national security challenges and u.s. military activity in the indo-pacificc region. through witnesses they the honorable doctor eli rattner, assistant secretary of defense for indo-pacific affairs. admiral john aquilino, and general lacamera, commander for united nations command forces u.s. forces korea. i realize yesterday searing i did not read our little hybrid statement, which is very tempting by the way, because everything seemed to go just fine even though i didn't read it. but i will read this morning. we have hybrid he hearing. with some members remotely and those remotely must be visible andem grief of his of identity verification assumption making a quorum participate in proceeding and voting.

committee. it took place in 23 regions, unregistered weapons were found in young people, photos and videos with records of crimes and instructions for recruiting new participants, the detainees said that they learned about the organization from social networks. at the end of 2021. i'm under the influence of the radical. the intimate internet community was the ideology of the organization of moscow state university, they commit terrorist attacks, attack people with knives and much more in 2020. i am joined the united nationalists and this year in the month of november. i posted a video on my telegram channel. uh in the style of nku, where he called for uh to kill according to the federal security service mk was created to carry out terrorist attacks. mass killings on russian territory were controlled by its ukrainian special services western media are beginning to call by their own names those nuances of the situation in ukraine that used to turn a blind eye to the newspaper in the washington post admits that the ukrainian military is deploying military equipment in residential areas of large ci

national security and military challenges in the indo pacific region before the house armed services committee. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> go ahead and call the meeting to order. the committee meets on the national security challenges and u.s. military activitiesy in the indo pacific region. three witnesses today, the honorable assistant secretary of defense for indo pacific affairs, admiral commander for the indo pacific command and general paul the commander for the united nations command forces u.s. forces korea. i realize that yesterday's hearing i didn't read the hybrid statement, which is very tempting by the way, even though i didn't read it i will read it this morning. we have a hybrid hearing and to some members are appearing remotely as well as some others here. members joining remotely must be visible for the identity, establishing maintaining a quorum, dispensing and voting. those members must continue to use the software platforms while in attendance mostly experience technical issues and are unable to participate on camera. ..

regions. >>> members of the house judiciary committee say amazon senior executive lied about how the party used party sellers. lawmakers spent much of 2019 and 2020 probing for antitrust violations. it claimed it doesn't use data from third party sellers but according to a letter, lawmakers don't buy it. amazon has yet to respond. >>> the clocks are set to spring forward sunday. will it be the last time? a congressional panel is debating whether energy weighed by seasonal shift out weighs potential health and safety impacts of sudden change. california voted to do away with daylight saving time in 2018 but congress would have to scrap it first. >>> 5:45 and time for a check of weather and traffic. >> we toss it over to darren peck with a look at our forecast. >>> one of those days where it is really windy in the mountains and barely breezy where we live. we had 60-mile an hour gust on mount st. helena, near 50 on mount diablo. it's not that breezy at the lower elevations but that's going to change. let me show you how that will play out if we skip to the futurecast to watch the wind speeds. scr

committee. yakov sverdlov's telegram, artyom reports that the regional congress of soviets adopted a resolution creation of the council of people's commissars of the donetsk krivoy rog basin, as part of the all-russian the federation of soviets starts here. the most important thing is the game, in which vladimir ilyich lenin and the company enter, which begin this whole thing to strangle them to declare that there can be no separate republics for several krivoy rog republics within russia, all this should be only ukraine. ilyich’s decision was warmly supported by the ukrainian bolsheviks , they needed a single republic for kiev, for this kiev means the new government, that the odessa republic, that the donetsk krivoy rog is, of course, a bone in mountains, because they claimed everything, including the kuban and what is now called the belgorod region in march. 1919. the topic of donbass again fell into the spotlight of the party and its leader. on rare frames of the chronicle, just this moment. occurs all the soviets and will eat the party usually they went in succession, at which the question

on c-span two, the house armed services committee looks at national security and military challenges in the indo pacific region. on c-span three, the house subcommittee will meet at nine -- 9:00 to discuss the impact of daylight saving time. you can find a streaming or on our c-span now video app. >> president biden announced a ban on russian oil imports in retaliation for the invasion ukraine. the president said the action comes in coordination with the u.s. allies, and his remarks are 15 minutes. [no audio]

unknown address, then, naturally, the leaders immediately called the relevant committee of the administration of the kursk regionposted with the leaders would have worked out chats instantly. well, first of all, we posted the governor's telegram channel. he is our most authoritative telegram channel in the region at all times.

on c-span2, live at 9:00, the house services committee except military challenges in the indo pacific region. on c-span three, house subcommittee meets at 930 a.m. to examine the impact of daylight savings time. you could also find everything streaming live at c-span.org or honor free video. c-span that. >> recorded conversations from office. many conversations through the new podcast. presidential recordings. >> focus on the presidency of lyndon johnson. you will hear about the 1964 civil rights act, the presidential code. , and the gulf of tonkin incident. not everyone knew they were being recorded. >> certainly, they knew because they were tasked with transcribing many of the conversations. in fact, they were the ones who make sure that the conversations were taped, as johnson was signaled to them through an open door between his office and there's. >> you will also hear some blunt talk. >> i want to report the number of people who signed with kennedy on the day he died, and i want them assigned to me now, and if there are there, i will quit. i will go. i promise i will not go anywhere. i

for more on the situation in mariupol, i'm joined by martin shuepp, regional director of the international committeeenario, what is that? the situation that is currently unfolding is simply dramatic. awaking from her colleagues is that people are running out of water, people are running out of water, people are running out of food, people are running out of food, people are running out of medicine and they have to scramble to find something to survive on and the longer the situation lasts, the more people's lives are at critical risk. you have put this at all sites for the keisha people are evacuated or aid is allowed into mariupol, have been responded to you?— aid is allowed into mariupol, have been responded to you? respond to the conflict and _ been responded to you? respond to the conflict and really _ been responded to you? respond to the conflict and really trying - been responded to you? respond to the conflict and really trying to - the conflict and really trying to help facilitate an agreement that could bring rest fight to the civilians in the situation. but it is key to remember that inte

national security and military challenges in the indo-pacific region before the house armed services committee. >> .. >> call the meeting to order. full committee meets today on the national >> we go ahead and call the meeting to order. full committee meets today on the national security challenges of the u.s. military activities in the indo-pacific region. three witnesses today, the honorable doctor eli rutner, assistant secretary of defense for indo-pacific affairs. admiral john -- the commander for u.s. indo-pacific command. and general paul lacamera, combine yours as u.s. forces. i realize yesterday's hearing, i did not read our little hybrid statement. which is very tempting by the way because everything seemed to go just fine even though i did not read it, but i will read it this morning. we have a hybrid hearing. we have some members appearing remotely as other members here. some members are joining remotely must be visible on screen for the purposes of identity verification, establishing and maintaining the quorum, proceeding in voting. those members must continue to use the software p

region. the man who headed up russia's welcome organizing committee in 2018 says the ban on his country's football teams is unjust. you have a case going to the court of arbitration to support. do you think you have a good case to overturn the band? the national things? yes we, we did go to cos. we in the think that our layers and our football fans did not deserve it. and our team should have had the right to continue the qualifications. we certainly we did not welcome this decision, but at this moment it is what it is. faith will now turn its attention to the draw for the group stages of the capital world cup of competition that russia in fists. it's been unfairly expelled from ukraine to remain in contention for a place at the finals that play off against scotland has been delayed until at least june. and the richardson al jazeera joe. how are hello again. the headlines on al jazeera russian president let our pretend has issued an ultimatum to so called unfriendly states. he wants payments for russian gas and rubles as a friday, or they'll have their contract canceled hoops and says foreign buye

unknown address, then, of course, immediately the leaders called the profile committee of the administration of the kursk region and a refutation was immediately posted with the leaders would have worked out the chat rooms instantly. well, first of all, we posted the governor's telegram channel. he is our most authoritative telegram channel in the region at all times. dismantled, so there was no unrest, but there were no calls. rate anton vladimirovich the work of the press service. since you had to work in the press services for 10 minutes. i think yes, it's good. and here it is very important to respond in the same segment in those segments in which the fake was spread, it is very important that the answer here be very symmetrical. that is, when we react in the telegram there in the printed edition, then this, of course, does not work. here it is important to respond in the same segment, and here, in my opinion, everything was done professionally. thank you very much, but i have two more words to say. we have, uh, a large group of volunteer volunteers working for students. uh, they monitor social networks, an

region. in accordance with the instructions of the chairman of the investigative committee, measures to establish persons involved in the commission of this crime and their actions will be given a legal assessment. we've already been a month. since the russian military unblocked the north crimean canal, which ukraine blocked back in 2014 and crimea has already received 35 million cubic meters of water, crimea can forget about the water shortage. this will primarily affect the economy, the agrarian complex of the peninsula, can not worry, but droughts about how the work of the north crimean canal is being established and the prospects that it reopens for the crimea mikhail andropov the north crimean canal now looks as if there were no blockade for 8 years; every day it was replenished by about a million cubic meters. exactly one month has passed since the russian military blew up a dam on the territory of ukraine and took about 32-35 million cubic meters of water, the entire main canal is filled with water. here are the borders of crimea to the city of kerch, this is an important, but still an int

turning a blind eye to the suffering of people from the region claiming this pain disproportionate attention to russia's war ukraine. ah. committee ally from our headquarters here in moscow. you're watching our t international for am on monday morning and the week is to started here in the russian capital. my name is peter scott and thank you for joining. first, we start with the major updates of the ukrainian conflicts. the russian ministry of defense claims it's offensive, and ukraine is going to plan with the main tasks to the 1st phase. succession successfully accomplished. ukraine says it's stalled. the russian advance inflicted heavy losses and for some units into retreats. a comes as both sides have agreed. a new round of talks will take place on tuesday. residents, lensky says territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine will remain the countries priority during the negotiations. i didn't care, doesn't want to drug out the talks with russia. meanwhile, the french presidents has criticized earliest statements by joe biden, who cold of the mit putin a butcher. and manuel micron says it's important to rely on real facts

committee. he's traveled to the region in the last couple months. senator, you and i have had lots of conversations with ukraine. welcome to "meet the press." >> thanks, chuck. >> it's a question i think i asked you. can this end with putin in power, and what did you make of the president's remarks? >> well, first, i think all of us believe the world would be a better place without vladimir putin. but it plays into the hands of the russian propagandas and plays into the hands of the russian government. the president realizes that and he had to walk back on a couple other comments as well. clarity is incredibly important and we need to make sure we are also clear with our nato allies, because that's how we're stronger. >> president zelenskyy heard all of this, and he heard for him it's just talk. i understand that. he's in the middle of this war. he's watching innocent people get attacked and die. he wants some planes, he wants this ability to do a no-fly zone. any movement in your head on this? >> well, i think president zelenskyy is correct. i thou

have any opening in the southern egan and the whole like international committee thinking that it's going to open for southern region to are any other. we're honestly not taliban are going on not, not on the same page. when it comes to growth, right, when it comes to the patient and what you women that i need to finding under the shadow luck, the fact that women are still missing the fact that to good schools, young, great, it today is one of those these. but i'm losing my faith in humanity as i talk. and because normally how much optimistic picture one can offer on the sun, no matter how many hundreds of goods i can put in school, it just breaks my heart. that whole regional school girl won't be able to go to school tomorrow just because a few men came into power and don't think it's appropriate for the region to go. i asked, what are they based on that research? we have contacted the high like the top recommendation from woman is that the international community should hold the county about the they are government for the commitment they meet to start school till the end of march and have investment on teacher edu

region center. >> as always you can watch our live coverage online. video app, c-span now. the ranking members of the house foreign affairs and intelligence committee talked about russia's invasion of ukraine and other international conflicts during a briefing from the house republican retreat in florida.

committee. we take it to a hearing on u.s. strategy in the indo indo-c region. coverage on c-span2. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> .. >> call the meeting to order. full committee meets today on the national security challenges and the u.s. military activities in the indo-pacific region. through the witnesses honorable dr. eli ratner, indo-pacific affairs. admiral john aquilino, pacific command. and the commander for the united nations command

full committee meets today on the national security challenges and the u.s. military activities in the indo-pacific region. through the witnesses honorable dr. eli ratner, indo-pacific affairs. admiral john aquilino, pacific command. and the commander for the united nations command combined forces, u.s. forces korea. i realize that at yesterday's history i didn't read a hybrid statement which is very tempting by the way because everything seemed to go just fine even though i didn't read it. i'll ride read it this morning. we have a hybrid meeting, some remotely. and those remotely should be visible remotely and establishing a quorum. participating in the proceedings and voting. and those most use the video software unless there's connectivity issues or problems unable to participate on camera. if a member experiences technical difficulties, contact the staff for assistance. and video will be broadcast in the room and via television internet feed and those attending virtually, they must be acknowledged before speaking and on mute. members may leave and rejoin the proceeding. if the members leave for other

committee. i know you were in the region as part of the regional delegation and in munich at the security conference. so, i want to start first of all where we left off about the dispute over the airspace and fighter jets because there is pressure from congress, a lot of experts but not so much former military because what the military is saying that is to get those migs there, first all of, you have to disassemble and then reassemble them. to fly them there, they would be subject to antiaircraft fire. and to create a fly zone, you have to attack russian -- russia proper and get rid of their sam 400s or belarus. so, it directly engages the u.s. and nato in a war with russia. where do you stand on this? >> so, andrea, first, what has just happened in congress is that the house has passed a $13.6 billion assistance package for ukraine. half of that is humanitarian. comes to my subcommittee. half is military. we are continuing to provide billions in assistance to allies like poland and continue to flow military material and assistance into ukraine to support their resistance against this brutal russian

region? >> well, i can tell you on the house foreign affairs committee.l you what the subject matters have, but they have been -- we have had a number of classifying hearings in regards to iran. and the potential or not. i can say this that we don't know whether it would be a deal or not or an agreement. but they are engaging congress in the sense that we have had -- know i have had several briefings, classified briefings in regards to the jcpoa with regard to the administration. >> bret: mr. chairman, congressman, we appreciate these bipartisan introduce. interviews.thank you. >> thank you. >> bret: up next is the ready for a foreign cyberattack. maybe not. and later motivational speaker and author tony robbins is here with his newest book that aims to turn back the clock with your health. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feelin' good ♪ no once-daily copd medicine has the

region. the man who headed up russia's world cup organizing committee in 2018 says the ban on his country's football teams is unjust. you have a case going to court of arbitration to support. do you think you have a good case to overturn the band? the national things yes we, we did go to cos. we indeed think that our layers and our football fans did not deserve it. and our team should have had the right to continue the qualifications. we certainly, we did not welcome this decision, but at this moment it is what it is. faith will now turn its attention to the draw for the group stages of the capital world cup a competition that russia insists. it's been unfairly expelled from ukraine to remain contention for a place at the finals that play off against scotland has been delayed until at least june and the richardson al jazeera, so hawk he had from johnny and frontier a moment ago. and he shot many by claiming fif, it was not behind. the idea of having woke up every 2 years. we started the feasibility. but if i did not propose anything, if i came to the conclusion that it is feasible that it would have

region. the man who headed up russia's well cup organizing committee in 2018 says the ban on his country's football teams is on just, you have a case going to the court of arbitration, the sport. do you think you have a good case or to overturn the pantheon national teams? yes, we you. we did go to cos. oh, we indeed think that there are layers and arg football fans about deserve it. and our team, i should have had the right to continue on the qualifications. we certainly would have not welcome this decision, but to the point at this moment, it is what it is faithful will now turn its attention to the drawer for the group stages of the cattle world cup of competition that russia insists its been unfairly expelled from ukraine. to remain in consumption for a place at the finals that play off against scotland has been delayed until at least june. and the richardson al jazeera doha, he had from johnny of antenna moments ago, and he shocked many by claiming fifo wasn't behind the idea of having wild cuts every t is. he started the feasibility. but if i did not propose anything, if i came to the conclus

regional responses to migration. he will deliver remarks to the democratic national committee members. friday, he will travel to philadelphia, where he will deliver remarks at the house democratic caucus retreat. i would note that friday is also when we will be marking the anniversary of the american rescue plan. i am sure you will all be celebrating with us, voluntarily or not. i am sure we look forward to that. colleen, why don't you kick us of? >> president biden has promised there is going to be no american boots on the ground, and he is also acknowledging that the war in ukraine is going to impact [indiscernible] especially with what happened with the nuclear facility in ukraine. there is no sign of putin stopping an attack, telling macron key is in this until the end. i wonder what makes the admin astray should confident that americans are willing to pay for the price of ukrainian liberty, especially if this is going to drag on? >> to be very clear, and i think you all heard the president convey this in his speech the other night, the reason why we are seeing volatility in the gl

region on the territory of a local dairy plant. ukrainians brutally interrogate many russians . ask the investigative committee has already been told that, as a result of investigations, the perpetrators will be held accountable , according to the public movement, a tribunal that collects information on war crimes kiev torture on video is led by a militant banned in russia azov sergei velichko is the leader of the kharkov neo-nazis, who until recently served a sentence in a ukrainian prison for racket banditry and extortion, but was released after the start of a special operation. the greek edition of the steam politician insists on the involvement of the azov people in the shocking story. and in serbia they have already called for the ukrainian military leadership to be judged, and they did not remain silent in the german bild. the author of the story, yulian rebki, previously ardently supported ukraine posted the video separately on his social networks to convey the behavior of the ukrainians. there is every reason to believe that this is a real war crime of the ukrainian troops, which should be monitored by the minister of defen

essentially initiatives from this committee were we have thought the pentagon was not focusing enough on critical regions. i think both of them have been quite prophetic. saying hey, pentagon focus, europe, asia, taiwan and now the arctic. can you please provide a status on the update regarding the assessment and the conclusions you have drawn the arctic security is passed into law directs you the commander not osd to come cleats a assessment of the article. quick senator we are in progress with the assessment. when i commit to you as you get an honest candid assessment from me. i'll coordinate that across the department. i expected my portion of it complete within the next few weeks within the coordination will begin. in the very near future i will likely ask for an extension. i believe it is crucial to not do it fast but do it right and i hope to have it done by early summer at the latest. i want to point out real quick if you don't mind i look forward to the budget comes out with next week for inclusion into the assessment. >> are right, are there any things you can highlight already right now with th

>> todd: congressman mark green sits on the foreign affairs committee just received a classified briefing on the war and has been to the regionrief something classified. in light of your experience being over there, knowing what the people need, seeing it with your own eyes, what can you tell us that came out of that briefing? >> todd, i don't think anything new came out of the briefing. the unfortunate thing is to the flow to the areas where we are transitioning the weapons is just not happening as fast as it needs to happen people there making the transition into ukraine are doing a great job. it's just that back here the administration, the dodd is not getting it to the countries where it's transitioning into ukraine. that's probably the biggest problem. ing in new came out of the briefing yesterday. i actually left halfway through because i was so frustrated that what they were telling us we could have watched fox news and got the info. >> ashley: what do you think the president should be doing in the white house? >> the president has got to get more aid flowing and crashing up our industrial base. the ability of our mili

where they're without water, food and heat and the international committee of the red cross says the effort to evacuate 200,000 from the region today has failed. >>> ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyy says a rocket strike destroyed the airport. saturday zelenskyy met with lawmakers over zoom and begged for more assistance including russian-made planes. the u.s. confirms it's in talks with poland about the possibility of sending u.s. fighter jets to poland so poland can give their russian-made jets to ukraine. the u.s. has so far ruled out a no-fly zone over ukraine which would draw the u.s. into correct military conflict with russia. >>> joining us from kyiv is international correspondent clarissa ward in kyiv. clarissa, you tried to help them evacuate? >> reporter: that's right, we saw hundreds of people streaming through. there was a steady stream of artillery the entire time we were there. they had to i couldn't say over a bridge that had been downed by the ukrainians to try to stop the progress of russian forces. today in that exact same position, shells fired by russian forces hit, killing at least three people. those